We should incorporate Journey's "Don't Stop Believin" into the LDS hymnbook. Not only is it a great song but it teaches an important lesson about enduring to the end. And just imagine how much fun the organist would have with those riffs!
Haha! I agree with this idea! I tried to think up other songs that might fit in this catagory, but it seems like every song has at least one or two references to something not-church. Hmmmm....
I would fully support this.
ReplyDeleteYou might have to change some of the lyrics, like "for a smile you can share the night." That might send a mixed message, maybe.
ReplyDeleteI could get behind this idea in a big way!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNB1EUJg1-w
ReplyDeleteNot to mention Bryan Adams' "Everything I Do (I Do It For Thee)" and about 800 other post-1900 songs.
ReplyDeleteSandy,
ReplyDeleteRight? I was thinking:
"A singer in a cultural hall. The smell of Sprite and basketball."
Nice.
ReplyDeleteyou should definitely be on the new hymnbook committee. Don't forget James Taylor's "You've Got a Friend." Classic.
ReplyDeleteHaha! I agree with this idea! I tried to think up other songs that might fit in this catagory, but it seems like every song has at least one or two references to something not-church. Hmmmm....
ReplyDeleteHow about "My Life Would Suck Without You (Lord)"?
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